XMLAfterInsert Event

Occurs when a user adds a new XML element to a document. If more than one element is added to the document at the same time (for example, when cutting and pasting XML), the event fires for each element that is inserted.

Private Sub object_XMLAfterInsert(NewXMLNode, InUndoRedo)

object    An object of type Document that has been declared by using the WithEvents keyword in a class module. For information about using events with a Document object, see Using Events with the Document Object.

NewXMLNode XMLNode. The newly added XML node.

InUndoRedo Boolean. True indicates the action was performed using the Undo or Redo feature in Microsoft Word.

Remarks

If the InUndoRedo parameter is True, never change the XML in a document while the XMLAfterInsert and XMLBeforeDelete events are running.

If the InUndoRedo parameter is False, you can insert and delete the XML in the document, but be careful that the XMLAfterInsert and XMLBeforeDelete events will not try to cancel each other out, causing an infinite loop. You can prevent infinite loops by using a global Boolean variable and check for that at the beginning of the error handler, as shown in the following example.

    Dim blnIsXMLInsertRunning As Boolean

Private Sub Document_XMLAfterInsert(ByVal DeletedRange As Range, _
        ByVal OldXMLNode As XMLNode, ByVal InUndoRedo As Boolean)

    If blnIsXMLInsertRunning = False Then
        blnIsXMLInsertRunning = True
        'Insert your event code here.
    Else
        Exit Sub
    End If
End Sub
  

Example

The following example validates a newly added node and if the node is not valid, displays a message describing the validation error.

    Private Sub Document_XMLAfterInsert(ByVal NewXMLNode As XMLNode, _
        ByVal InUndoRedo As Boolean)

    NewXMLNode.Validate
    
    If NewXMLNode.ValidationStatus <> wdXMLValidationStatusOK Then
        MsgBox NewXMLNode.ValidationErrorText
    End If
End Sub